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Newspaper
Bega Budget
Location
Bega, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
3
In a tattered report, Wells and Sullivan urge scrutiny of betting practices in the Western District racing association. They allege rot in tracing and scent corruption since formation, asking the Aid.C. to convene an inquiry by the Arthur Club meeting.
Dane Romer reported on the death of well known Moruya residents while noting live status at writing. Relatives disturbed by news visited the deceased’s residence, Coppin Bros. advancing telephone connections to Kiora. Me Hi. Whits line repairer supervised by Mr Joe Lynch suffered a serious accident at Moggrodoure. Mr C McInnes to oversee Moruya river works, and engineers Hutchings, Heffernan, Hawdon involved in Moruya project. Rural Workers claimants discussed. Mrs W Milikio of Deng River ill but improved. Townsend yard sale at Municipal yards yielded strong prices for cows. Eden brass band ball aided funds. Mr Bi Tigris recovering to patrol streets. Death of E and J Lawless’s eldest brother mourned by Orbost family. Sydney-bound tramway staff engaged in city work. Heavy rain and gale affected Sunday night into Monday. Contractor Lassen advancing building work with the Sire Council, June expected for completion.
Readable text is fragmentary with multiple garbled phrases and no coherent event or identities to summarize into a proper news item. No verifiable persons, places, or dates are present to establish a factual card.
A garbled dispatch from Sydney, scribbled with OCR errors, references pensions, unemployment, and political tensions. It mentions the old age pension, savings banks, and various public figures while lamenting crime, shopfront ads, and strain on state finances amid industrial unrest. The piece reads like a collage of opinions and political points from a bustling urban environment.
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